New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
. p11sT OF ANDRE W D. WHITE.
~yvruING CEREMONY AT CORNELL.
-,oxs OF GRADUATING oLAss-DEGRtEs CON
osA PERRED.

ovs oy GRADUATING CLAss-DEGREEs CON-
PERRED.
Yuma 1s tspeeiaD.-The losing exercises OF
nNS.smsnt week ut Cornell University took place
NS.n,,a About o'clock the procession, consisting
faculty and visitors was formed ny Aeuteh
-, Van Ness and soon al.er, Poeceueo ny 'ne o"no'
adj .a gymnasium Hall The first speaker on the
porcneu - a. george NJ Marshall, whose Grafton had
pros"n,,ec, "what socratcs Taught" Next was
ior w. ~ Miss Frances Giegor on Modern
ue o'' poatry," which concerned sub
Do.' aomnaratively unknown In this country. Inc
ject q Rutherford had for Its theme, Count
Cavour ana 'ne , s theme, 1.-THE Future OF American
n.on had for The Religious forces IN the English
Architecture was the theme OF the Grafton of Y.
Revolution Q, Te following is complete list OF grad.
with referenceto the courses pursued and
degrees taken .,or,c Vernon Cov,,Ie George E0bert
pssnelGrss 9s.s MsESrisSI %,ia za
m nsniMs oIii.oD James eyh hari NO'''' "SA'
J easss A hs%.s hrsio
Louise gs son Charles Gibson Gardner Allen
s ssn ps A@% kn s'ssS eEaa@ GEORGE
%a.SOrss Hs ssssa TIsdriHS Williams MsIoy'
Royal h0EiT
y he ss S0"ri I'm o. GRANT Mecarso VeranSs Ava
Holt ISis Macy ots Bordman Lambert oyist Earle
aosss Snmsn William sterling heSDard Charles
William HcpsasCSnw AIoeTs Su' NORTON "
T sssSss. q cOnn III Harrison CSSsg
Arthur 1sGSyOH Gooiknd Frances Gregor Charles
S mc assG5& Eonards rer1
BUCHANAN Robert er Kate Eye
FDd GS%n ASsrs Soa warner
CIVIL Syn Henry Goldsmith Dmon, William koKert Green
sSs daniel Webster GunnsT hm%et EswoTt9 Hart
y nSn William Meehan, George Harvey Moron Richard
Collier S Ss thanncey Grant Williams
IN ffsctrca Engineer Dixon Carnasnan E5ra
,Ssnn pieIrich Ihier. AeiDet Rodman Palmer, Harris
'g Tapster Of Arts-Ayres Derby Lundy
Vssfers of Sc.ence-I rcdcTck DIXON chester, marry
ps,"1,e De.orest Thornton Osmond
ne conci,lon O! graduation exercises the cero-
os scdent TO the unwilling of the bust Of President
white took place This bust mounted upon beautiful
.aesta the handsome work of the sculptor Symond. at
pane was presented 20 the university by its almn The
ssnta,ion speech was by Clarence H. Esty, who closed
Is follows:
In the future time very from any OF when
xesces ft the chorus speed II onward for other hands
~ suide the ola Cornell tho throngs OF Jealous
srh can boast empire Of peoples rule, drawing from
me Seep Of knowledge Ithacas lovey heghs
ia Rs receive new inspirations stimulus Lgh
as they there behold the scupured face OF him
enduring monumeht shall ever be that great IN
,tntcn which proudly him its first chief Andrew
Dickson White frss president of Cornell University
Present Adams accepted the gift in pleasant speech,
after which poem by c. +. Allen was read The open
ing stanZa is:
They have builded a wondrous castle
on these beautiful hills OF ours,
And the mariner sails ON the sea oil Iie
b. the sight OF IT'S lofty towers;
When the unknown shore is lifting
And the weary soul goes drifting,
II Will loom like spleudid phantom
From It's broad champaign OF MOVERS
rhe commencement exercises came 10 a close by re-
ception at sage COLLEGE In the AFTERNOON